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Howea forsteriana

Kentia Palm

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A stately, slow-growing palm with elegant arching fronds that adds effortless tropical sophistication to any interior.
  • Large leaves
  • Pet friendly
  • Air-purifying
  • Good in shade
  • Tropical
Size
    Howea forsteriana
    Howea forsteriana

    • Why we like this plant

      Perfect for adding an understated tropical elegance to any room, the Kentia Palm is both pet-safe and easy to care for. Its graceful fronds make it a natural choice for filling empty corners or flanking furniture.

    • About this plant

      Howea forsteriana, or the Kentia Palm, is one of the most graceful and sought-after indoor palms. Native to Lord Howe Island, this palm features slender, upright stems and broad, feathery fronds that arch gently, creating a soft, refined silhouette. It’s well-loved for its tolerance of indoor conditions, including lower light and dry air, making it a top choice for both homes and offices. Its timeless appearance fits beautifully into classic, modern, or tropical-inspired spaces.

    • Key features

      • Elegant, arching fronds with a feather-like texture
      • Slow-growing and perfect for long-term indoor use
      • Excellent air-purifier and low-maintenance palm

    • Light level

      • Filtered Light
      • Bright Indirect Light
      • Low Light
    • Growth
      habit

      Upright and arching with a single trunk or multiple stems; forms a spreading crown over time.

    • Moisture

      Water when the top layer of soil is dry; do not allow to sit in standing water.

    • Where to place it

      • Living Room
      • Office/Study
      • Bedroom
      • Conservatory

    Care tips

    Water moderately, allowing the top 3–5 cm of soil to dry out between waterings. Avoid waterlogging and ensure good drainage. Wipe fronds occasionally to remove dust and enhance their glossy appearance. Feed monthly during the growing season with a diluted palm-specific fertiliser. It prefers consistent conditions—avoid sudden changes in temperature or light.